Tomato System's Xbuilder6 Aizen Gets Official Certification Under AI Product and Service Verification Program
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Tomato System said its AI-based UI·UX automation solution, "Xbuilder6 Aizen," has obtained certification under the KOSA-run "Artificial Intelligence Product and Service Verification System."
The solution uses AI to recognize text requirements, hand-drawn screen sketches, and captured images to create screen design models and convert them into source code.
It is also supported throughout the development process by the conversational AI agent "Aizen Chat," and Tomato System plans to accelerate its push into the public procurement market.
Tomato System announced on the 2nd that its AI-based UI·UX automation solution, "Xbuilder6 Aizen," has obtained certification under the "Artificial Intelligence Product and Service Verification System" run by the Korea Association for Artificial Intelligence and Software Industry (KOSA). Tomato System said this recognition validates its capabilities in AI analysis of natural language and screen sketches, as well as automatic conversion into design and source code.
Tomato System said it owns "Xbuilder6 Aizen" and that the solution's AI-based automation features have been officially recognized under the program. The company said it plans to accelerate its push into the public procurement market.
The "Artificial Intelligence Product and Service Verification System" is a program that verifies whether products and services combine AI technology and whether they contribute to improved functionality, convenience, accessibility, and efficiency. It is a state-recognized program.
The program is operated with the Korea Testing Laboratory for Information and Communications Technology (TTA) handling the technical review, while KOSA issues the verification certificate based on TTA's review results. Tomato System said "Xbuilder6 Aizen" obtained the certificate through this process.
Products and services that obtain the certificate are given priority consideration when being introduced by public institutions. In addition, they receive eased requirements when participating in Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) contracts, can use vendor-proposed specifications instead of standard specifications, and receive extra points for credibility in qualification reviews for general competitive bidding.
Xbuilder6 Aizen, a screen development tool that combines AI functions with Tomato System's flagship UI development platform "Xbuilder6," obtained the certification. Xbuilder6 Aizen can have AI recognize text requirements, hand-drawn screen sketches, and captured images, then automatically generate a screen design model based on them before converting the design model into actual source code.
The entire development process is also supported by the conversational AI agent "Aizen Chat." "Aizen Chat" analyzes the current work files and project structure with an understanding of both, and provides support for code revision suggestions, review support, and documentation support.
Tomato System expects that introducing Aizen will significantly reduce communication costs related to requirements among customers, planners, and developers. The company said that AI-based immediate visualization of verbal requirements will shorten the time needed for consensus among stakeholders, and that automation of the process of complying with design and implementation standards can prevent style inconsistencies among developers, human error, and technical debt.
In addition to previously obtaining Grade 1 GS certification and being listed on the Public Procurement Service's Digital Service Mall, Xbuilder6 Aizen has now added AI product and service verification. With these three achievements accumulated, the company said its foundation for responding to the public SW market has expanded.
Lee Ji-yul, head of the research institute at Tomato System, said the significance of this certification lies in the fact that the product's internal AI operations were objectively recognized through a review by a credible institution. He added that the company plans to continue advancing the AI development tool so that customers can adopt it with trust and peace of mind.
Source: IT DAILY · Yang Seung-gap
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